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A dotplot is given, showing simulated random selections of 10 passengers in 50 trials subjected to extra security checks.
To find:
a) Interpretation of the dot at 4.
b) The probability that none of the first-class passengers are selected for an extra security check.
c) Conclusion when none of the 10 passengers chosen for screening were seated in first class.
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